A Surprising Twist of Fates (Sierra and Theo)

Chapter 106 Confession Madison was practically bouncing with excitement, ready to start shipping them. "Mr. Gray treats you so well, Sierra! If only you had met him instead of Benson from the start."

Sierra nearly choked, quickly tugging at Madison's sleeve. "Maddy, stop talking nonsense."

"I'm just joking! Mr. Gray wouldn't take offense," Madison assured her with a playful grin, winking at Theo. Sierra felt both awkward and helpless. Oh, Maddy-why couldn't she just keep her mouth shut?

Theo's gaze lowered, catching Sierra's flustered expression. Her clear eyes fluttered nervously, making her look both adorable and beautiful. His lips curved slightly, almost imperceptibly, before he turned to Madison and asked in his usual cool tone, "Do you want your novel adapted into a film?"

Madison blinked. "Which novel?"

"The one she was reading in the hospital," he replied, his voice carrying a slight rasp as his gaze lingered on Sierra.

Sierra was caught off guard. For a split second, memories of that day at the hospital flashed through her mind, making the situation even more awkward.

He still remembered that?

Madison's eyes lit up. "Wait—you're serious?"

Theo gave a small nod.

published a few novels over the years, but none had ever been picked

their work come to life

wanted this more than anything and nearly dropped to her knees in gratitude.

"Yes."

you, Mr.

bowed dramatically, her eyes sparkling with

happy made Sierra

two alone. I'll wait in the car," Madison commented, her timing

no time to stop

Theo. Maddy has a great heart, but she's got an overactive imagination. She tends to say things that might be misunderstood but doesn't mean anything

calm. "It's fine.

for a second, her heartbeat

out a small button-the one she had picked up at the hospital that night—and handed it to him. "Uncle Theo, I know you were there the night I had that fever. Thank you for taking care of me. What I said that night...

in her palm. His gaze lingered on her for a long moment before he reached out and

hand, a barely-there touch, like a feather

instinctively pulled her

usual cool tone. "I